Hey Knitters, Cozy Up With 5 Easy Patterns for Fall

knitting headband

As sure as the leaves will change, when temperatures drop, knitters gonna knit. Get right to it with easy, cute projects that are all about instant gratification. (P.S. These are so giftable, and the holidays are right around the corner. Just saying.)

1. Berenice Cabled Headband

berenice cabled headband

Keep those ears toasty without the hat hair! Even a newbie knitter can handle this cabled headband pattern, and if you’re not so sure, our startup class is here to help with detailed technique guidance.

MAKE IT

2. Grace Street Hat

woman wearing cabled hat

Big texture and a pompom on top make this hat an autumn classic, and it’s a great way to learn cables. Bonus: Our our has super-smart tips for reading cable charts.

MAKE IT

3. Embroidered Mitts

fingerless knit gloves with embroidered heart

Mitts are perfect for chilly fall days. They keep your hands warm, while leaving your fingers free to send a text or juggle your coffee and keys. (Prediction: you’re going to want more than one pair.)

MAKE IT

4. Warm Fuzzy Hat

knit texture hat

A simple stitch pattern and marled yarn (a technique for holding two different yarns together) combine for a hat that begs to be touched. Add a faux-fur pompom to really push this one over the top (in a good way).

MAKE IT

5. Waffle Stitch Cowl

Autumn’s chill is no match for this neckwarmer — plus it looks super chic with tights and boots. Think of it as an instant style upgrade for last year’s sweaters.

MAKE IT

Share tips, start a discussion or ask one of our experts or other students a question.

Make a comment:
characters remaining

One Response to “Hey Knitters, Cozy Up With 5 Easy Patterns for Fall”

  1. Yvonne Boustead

    I want to knit a hat with a hole for pony tail through top